The results are largely negative, while the language in the report is strangely positive. Along the lines of - of course AI will solve lots of problems and is "the future", but yes, it might be true that the masses haven't realised that yet.

Such a strange timeline. Some of the largest ever investments into stuff people don't trust or enjoy, and still, you will have your AI future, regardless.

oldpersonintx2 · 21h ago

is this any worse than advertorials or "sponsored" content?

is it any worse than Operation Mockingbird?

tl;dr: your news is not pure

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